Cynt Marshall is a business titan, people person, cancer survivor, devout Christian and history maker, among many other things. In 2018, after nearly four decades in leadership at AT&T, she became the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks — and the first Black woman CEO in NBA history. But that journey wasn't without its challenges.
Marshall grew up in a public housing project, with an abusive father who once broke her nose when she was a teenager.
UFC welterweight contender Gilbert Burns has soared through the ranks to be where he is now. The Brazilian is a BJJ specialist who has successfully transitioned himself as an elite into MMA. The former UFC welterweight title challenger fought his long-time teammate and friend Kamaru Usman at UFC 258 for the gold.
‘Durinho’ has been representing MMA for a decade now and all the while, there is one person who has remained supportive of him through thick and thin, his wife Bruna Burns.
Mom duty doesn't stop for Katy Perry -- even while on the job in paradise! The pop star brought her 2-year-old daughter, Daisy, along for American Idol's Hawaii Week, which kicks off Sunday on ABC.
While Perry and fellow judges Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan worked with this season's Idol hopefuls, Daisy -- whom Perry shares with longtime love Orlando Bloom -- had her sights set on her own Disney idols at the Aulani resort.
A Married at First Sight star revealed to her husband that she was pregnant just two months after they filmed the show's reunion special.
Jephte Pierre, 26, and his wife Shawniece Jackson, 29, made the decision to stay together on the Lifetime reality show's season finale, but they were thrown for a loop when she learned that she was expecting their first child.
Last night's 'After the Finale' special ended with footage of Shawniece surprising Jephte with a pair of baby shoes.
Redeem now Michael Jordan once ran a 40-yard dash in an astonishing 4.38 seconds, says Roy Williams, who coached Jordan while an assistant at North Carolina in the 1980s."I'll never forget this," Williams said Monday, speaking on Fox Sports Radio. "His sophomore year he ran the 40-yard. He crossed the line and I looked and I said, 'Wow.'"Williams added that he asked Jordan to repeat the run, to which Jordan replied "